Does your weekend's schedule include either purchasing a used vehicle, or helping someone you know find a used vehicle? If so, The Car Connection is here to help. Here at The Car Connection, we have over 3 million used car listings, and thousands of new vehicle reviews, making you a very informed shopper. Our easy-to-use tools help you find the...
Of all the hypercars on display at this week's Geneva Motor Show, the Lamborghini Veneno may go down in history as the least rational and most astonishing. With only four copies total to be made, the 220-mph, $4.6 million carbon-fiber is a lawn dart aimed right at the heads of the competing McLaren P1 and LaFerrari, launched almost simultaneously...
First details for the 2014 Infiniti QX60 are out. What is it? Well, if you know the current JX crossover, you know the QX60. It's not at all surprising that what Infiniti has shown, in first pictures today, looks just like the 2013 Infiniti JX, only with different badging and perhaps a few other subtle differences. The QX60 is part of a broad new...
Considering the stylish good looks, fuel efficient powertrain options, and well-designed interior of the 2013 Kia Optima, we can understand why our video road test of this family sedan is our most-watched video of the week. Supercars are going green and the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG E-Cell electric gullwing is just one example of this movement. We...
The 2014 Infiniti QX60 is a new nameplate, but not an all-new vehicle. It's essentially the roomy, three-row Infiniti JX crossover that was introduced this past year, yet with new badging—as part of a naming strategy for the luxury brand that calls out coupes and sedans with 'Q' and crossovers with 'QX.' The JX already marked some new ground...
The matter is settled: autonomous cars are coming. But they raise a serious question that no one's been able to answer: when a self-driving car is in an accident, who's to blame? The manufacturer? The software engineer? The owner? Earlier today, the folks at NPR addressed this very issue, and they posed an intriguing solution -- one that's...
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When you're talking about a 220-mph, $4.6-million, carbon-fiber hypercar, "outrageous" hardly cuts it. We go in depth with Lamborghini's Veneno and its chief engineer, Maurizio Reggiani. The story -> http://bit.ly/16eRMqX[see more]3/8/13 10:35PM
Red alert! Subaru of America, Inc. is recalling 47,419 vehicles. Is yours one of them?[see more]3/8/13 8:38PM
Dieter Zetsche says the 2014 CLA will make a profit--and help Mercedes-Benz pull even with Audi USA and BMW. Will it?[see more]3/8/13 6:34PM
Today's car news includes the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA review, a Subaru recall, and the 2013 VW Jetta Hybrid.[see more]3/8/13 5:38PM
Does your weekend's schedule include either purchasing a used vehicle, or helping someone you know find a used vehicle? If so, The Car Connection is here to help. Here at The Car Connection, we have over 3 million used car listings, and thousands of new vehicle reviews, making you a very informed shopper. Our easy-to-use tools help you find the...
Of all the hypercars on display at this week's Geneva Motor Show, the Lamborghini Veneno may go down in history as the least rational and most astonishing. With only four copies total to be made, the 220-mph, $4.6 million carbon-fiber is a lawn dart aimed right at the heads of the competing McLaren P1 and LaFerrari, launched almost simultaneously...
First details for the 2014 Infiniti QX60 are out. What is it? Well, if you know the current JX crossover, you know the QX60. It's not at all surprising that what Infiniti has shown, in first pictures today, looks just like the 2013 Infiniti JX, only with different badging and perhaps a few other subtle differences. The QX60 is part of a broad new...
Considering the stylish good looks, fuel efficient powertrain options, and well-designed interior of the 2013 Kia Optima, we can understand why our video road test of this family sedan is our most-watched video of the week. Supercars are going green and the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG E-Cell electric gullwing is just one example of this movement. We...
The matter is settled: autonomous cars are coming. But they raise a serious question that no one's been able to answer: when a self-driving car is in an accident, who's to blame? The manufacturer? The software engineer? The owner? Earlier today, the folks at NPR addressed this very issue, and they posed an intriguing solution -- one that's...
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